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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
Police Court.
The following cases were disposed of
Yesterday:

The following cases were disposed oil
yesterday:
John Woodnn (colored). q suspicious charas-
ter, was committed 20 Jail for thirty days in do
fault OF security.
WingfieId Wleks, charged with assauIting and
abusing John Russell, and John Russell was
charged with trespassing upon the premises OF
and aeeaulting Ning1eid Weeks. The cases
were dismissed. Wicks was required TO pay
costs.
we're fined 50 each for nghting in the street
Charles Jones and Charles Maxwell, two
uamps, were ordered 70 leave the city.
saIiie GRAY and Essie Stewart, dlsorderiy 10
the street. Each fned S. and costs.
Moses Brooks and Jordina Noes doth col
ored), charged with mlsdemssnor. Dis
charged.
Isaac Thurston lcolorsd), drunk and disorder
ly. Committed 20 Jail In defauit OF security.
Alexander Mallory. charged with being per-
son Of unsound mind. He was committed 70
fall 10 be examined by commission OF lunacy.
FRED, Keller, assauiting and threatening 10
beat John Parrish. Discharged.
Albert Herbert, charged with assaulting aud
striking Sarah Horton. Discharged.
Prick Mosely (colored), assaultng and throw
do him bodily harm. Dismissed.
Lucy Anderson tcoloredl, assaultlng sarah
Dorsey In her own house. Dismissed.
Thomas Page icoloredl. drunk Fined 81 aud
cosA
". P. Mitchell, drunk. Fined q and costs.
Gus Hammond, threatening 10 beat and
drown Henry Schmidt Surety required for
thirty days In the sum Of 500.
Mary and Maria Mack doth colored), assault
ing and striking Mrs. A. Q. White. Dismissed.
Richard billiard and w. w. Williams lbofh
colersd), drunk. Fined e and costs.
Bryce Mosby tcolored), drunk. Failed 70 ap.
pear. Attachments iaaued.
william Jefferson (colored), asnaultinR and
street; also, breaking into tho house Of Aaron
Ooods and esaAultinx him therein. Fined 90
and scpt 10 fail for six nonthk
william Drew tcciorsd,, drunk Fined q
II Henry Brown ssolorsd,. drunk. riasd Il ga
costa s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
Fires.

Sunday afternoon few minutes to
3 o'clock fire was discovered in the eel
lar of s. G. Let's store, 1914 east Cary
street. An alarm was turned in, and
the flames were soon extinguished. The
fire originated in lot of rubbish.
Damage slight.
At 6:20 last evening some boys play
ing with matches accidentally set fire
to house occupied by Mr.. ID. W. Lo-
gan, at 3l2 south Linden street. The
damage amounted to about $35.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
A GOOD TENDER.
A Recent Decision Of the United
states Supreme Court.


The Dispatch has received the opin-
ion of the supreme Court OF the United
States in the recent decision OF Royal
rs. Virginia. The facts in the case
were these: An information was filed
in the Hastings Court Of the city Of
Richmond against William Il. Royal
in February last for practicing law
without license. Royal pleaded that
he had rendered coupons in payment
of his license-tax and demanded his
license, which coupons were refused
and the license was refused, and that
under the decision Of the Supreme
Court of the United States in Royal rs.
Virginia, 116 U. s. r., 572, he had a
right to go on with the practiceof his
profession without a license. The Hust-
ings Court held under the authority of
the decision of the Virginia Court OF
Appeals, in Jones's case, that he had
no such right, and Royal was convicted
and sentenced to pay fine OF fifty dol
lars. He appealed TO the Supreme
Count of the United States, which re-
versed the judgment.
Mr.. Chief-Justice Waite delivered the
opinion OF the court, as follows:
This case cannot DO distinguished in princi-
pie from that OF Royal "a. Virginia, li6 U. s.,
5,2. The demurrer TO tho plea Is an admission
OF record that the coupon rendered In payment
% the license-tax was genuine, " and bore on
its face the contract Of tho State OF virginia
that II should be received in payment OF al
taxes, debts. and demands due said State"
This shows q good tender, which brings this
case within the ruling by this court 10 the
other.
The judgment Of tho Supreme Court OF APP
peals Of the State of Virginia Is reversed on
the authority OF Royal rs. Virginia, supre, and
the cause remanded for further proceedings
not inconsistent with this opinion aud tbs
judgment IN that case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12

ffs Lard, IN Dry.saits1 m<ses .CseelZ.s
sbort clear, U.M baoon Z6boaidee1 -;
icns 2lssr $1,000; nHs s'ssss eA"Ns
CINCINNATI
CIEmrxAsI, Apnl 1i.--YIosr slsedy; fen1ys
Sc. Ccrnsrope and higher: Ma Hi1sd. 1lHc
OATS steady: No. MIXED. 10R3Oxc pm Q0os -
si7. Lard strong and highsr ssU.A D4u~1e4S
IN good demand and higher; snor - 49,
clear, sSissssisS. whisksy ssssdy s ~
Hogs steady; common aud lsnk ~0asAS'
PACKING asd butchers. sny1&55M
NEw YORK COTTON FUTURR&
NEW Yons. April ti.--cstsos--Nss feceeDos
10 bales; grcss feceipA, slx1 baleA fufrrse
closed 1rin: saios. 1880 bslos; April fo1e
sj0eo; May. sioefAsi06p. June. 80 67s3iee:
sss; s0 ;ssi Hss csosss : :ssi,
January, te.s'sts.@.
LouIsvn.LR
LOUISVILLE. April fi.--t,rsln quiet Provt-
slons brm and Unchanged.
COTTON MARKETS.
NoRrorx, VA, April ii.--Cotscn hrn:
midd,inr. l0,,c. Not receipts - bs,ss;
gross receipts, cs bales; stock. 1861 bales
sales, SIS bales: exports.coas,wi,e, ~ bales;
Ss; Ss:s 70 iso Continent 80 bales.
WILMINGTON. y. G., April u:-Coson
nrm mifdllng. io,lc. Net rece'pt>, IL bsies
grcss receipts. f3 cales: sales. - bales:
stock. 2N5 bales; exporss- -
tales; to tho Continent - bales; 70 Orsak
Britain. - baise: 20 France. - bnies
SAVANNAH, GA. April fi.-cotsop stesdy;
mlddl,ng. f0s.c. Net receipts, ~ belss.
gross receipts, ss3 bslce; sales, - baies;
stock. 7,fsS bales: exports-s,oastsftc ~
bales: 20 tho Continent. 49, paies. " orsAs
Britain. - bales: 70 France. - bsics
AUGUSTA. GA, April iI.-cofton qn'ss
rniddling. i0Xc. Receipts, 90 bales; ssiss. ~
lales.
CHARLESTON. 3. c., April ii.--cotton nru
middling, l0Nc. Net receipts. 81 bales gr,es
receipts. ssi talcs; sales. q bsies; ssosss
fsOo bales; exports--to Great Britain.
falos; 20 the Continent - bales; coasss<ss
f5 bales: 10 France - bales.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
(Reportod for tho DispatchI
ArRu ii.--The market to-day was rathsr
more active. with larger sales than for eorne
DAYS past little more frmness IL oxhlbised.
without cbangsa In quotations.. however. Prime.
SLc extra prime, SIC. choice, SAC; spee-
ish, 5Nc.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dispsich.l
Arm ii.--xarkst steady. Prime, ~ tc.
fancy, $40. common. ikaSc.; shssisd. se4c.
factory hsnd-picked. 3asitc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
FINANCIAL
rxw YoRx, BAEx1xo1x, Arp 1ion
MouD STOCK ExCHAus1s.


Nxv YORK. April 1.-The stock market vas
s.v.rish and unsettled to-day. being neser
more than firm but most OF tho umc hsa.y,
and for short Intervals weak. Tho news o. sne
dsy WAS meagre and unimportaus IL pe.nk :
holiday In london thero was nc ars as..'
iators al outside points Tho great feature .,
the day wss strength and activity IN heausnk.
over third OF the entire business peins ~
that stock There was considerable excite-
meot ia IL The circulation OF rurnor thal
Al = meeting In Philadelphia to-day al oppo-
sItion was 10 be Withdrawn and Harmonious -
ton taken by ell interests materially ouss.
"a me n,ire oy the stock, which opcped a.
Ssx and closed at 49,. Jersey Central
ssynnn,tbized closely with tho movement
In Rrsdior. and though IL was only modoreteiy
scfiye was decidedly stronger. other eosi
storks followed tho general market. Inc re-
Tneiuder OF tho list was only Inoderateiy scsl'e
and without feature OF Importance, exccpel IN u
few OF speciaities. Tue opening was senefally
these advances were NOT maintained In tne
early dealings, and almost the entire msths ,
Welded fractional amounts. These losses, bow.
ever. were Afterwards gensraliy recovered, put
Stewards neon heayiness again became sppA-
rent except In Reading aud Jersey centrl.
The market was more active In tho afternoon,
hut ructuaied within narrow limits, tho close
being heavy but active At Irregular enanyss'
with majority OF declines In the gonoFsi hss.
Total sales, 39S.0o0 shares.
kcon.-Siocks active and steady. Money essy
st ba6 per cent Exchange-Long. $Soafos&
short. lsGh s4SoA. Governments dun.
Freuffc.-Exchange active and strong long,
ss6X: short Assn. Money, Se8 per cent, cse 81,
al 4. Sub Treasury balances-Gold. flo.UH.uu
currency. si5is6,0C0. Governments dui Pc,
conts, llss spsr cents. iO bid state ponds
al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
4 singular Accident on the Cape
Fear River.
fo-.cgaf a. "a tho Dfsnafch

RALEIGH, N. c., April News was
received here to-day of an accident on
Csne-Fear river, about eighteen miles
below Fayetteville, by which John At
kinson lost his life. The river is ct that
point rather narrow. The steamer Hurt
was coming mp to Fayetteville, and the
steam yacht Alberta lay close alongside
the bank to let the steamer pass. After
the steamer had passed and reached a
point some distance away her passen-
gers saw two men jump overheard from
the Alberta. One rose, but the other
did not appear. Tho Hurt lay to and
the Yacht came alongside. 1t was
then found that the waves caused
by the steamer had nearly swamped
the yacht; that the latter's steam
valve had blown out, and that sew
eral persons were scalded. Two
of Them, John Neal and John Atkn-
son, sprang overheard. Neal was res
cued after desperate effort. Atkinson
sank quickly, and his body has not
been discovered despite careful search.
He leaves wife and several children.
Neal is badly scalded and was almost
dead when rescued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
Meath OF "a Prominent baptist Min-
lister.

BuFFMo, N. Y, April l l.-Rev: Ed
ward G.. Taylor, pastor of the Della
ware-Ayenue Baptist church, this city,
died yesterday of pneumonia. de was
editor OF the Baptist S,Rddy-Schoot
OuartSiy, and furnished lesson notes
forthe baptist Teacher, and was author
of some of the Moody and Sankey hymns
and other musical fayorites. he was a
graduate of Bucknell College and ho-
chester Theological Seminary, and had
been successlyely pastor of the Coliseum
place Baptist church, OF New Orleans I;
Park-Ayenue Baptist church, OF Chr
capo and the First Baptist churches
of Providence, X. l., and Newark, n.
]. His Buffalo pastorate began Jann-
any /. 1856.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
OTHER local NEWS.
XrS. LanGtry az the Thentre-A
Wife,s Peril.

The Jersey Lily is undoubtedlya
success. The great sensation created
by the manner III which her coming to
this country was heralded, the harsh
criticisms which her amateurish acting
called forth, are things of the past. She
has persevered in her chosen profes-
sion, and even those who were harsh
est in their estimate of her as m act
ress must acknowledge that she
has decided dramatic ability, and Is
achieving well-earned and deservedsuc
cess.
Her appearance here last evening in
r. c. Stevenson and Clement Scots
melo-drama, "a Wife's Peril, was the
occasion of q decided ovation for her.
We doubt if we have ever before seen
larger or more brilliant audience at the
Richmond Theatre on a like occasion.
"a Wife's Peril" is a society play,
cIeyerly written and just suited to
the graceful and cultured lady that
Mrs. LaDgtry unquestionably is.
Hel portrayal of Lady Ormond
in the contending emotions be-
tween her duty and an improper
love was admirably well done, while
her spirited acting in the scene when
bradford declares his love for her was
truly realistic. She has certainly i'm
proved greatly in heracting since she was
last here. She is beginning nowto lose
her identity and forget Langtry in the
role she assumes. She is as pretty as
ever, though we never did think her the
wonderful beauty she is reputed to be.
Her lovely gowns land she changed
her dress at every opportunity in
the play must have been . joy
fad revelation TO the dear
ladies. She was several times called
before the curtain, and beyond doubt
scored a success. Her support is ex-
cellent. Mr.. Everill's impersonation OF
"Dr. Thornton, the Family Physician,
wss very fine, while Messrs Coglan,
Weaver, Carne, and Raiemond are all
easy and graceful actors. The audience
were very tardy in assembling, and
when the play begun not much more
than half were seated.
Tonight Mrs. Langtry will appearin
the LADY Of Lyons"
THE MOZART LAST NIGHT.
Theprogamme at the Mozart last eve
ningwas very pleasing and was listened
10 byan appreciative audience. The first
part embraced two numbers by the or
cbestra, trombone solo by Mr.. Equi,
and trio for violin, cello, and piano,
by Mescrs. Kessnich, Thi'ow, and Rein
hardt-all Of which deserve favorable
mention. The programme concluded
with Balfe's operetta in one act, the
"Queen of Leon" The character OF
the Queen was ably sustained by Mrs.
Knowles, supported by the other three
| actors. Miss Staude as Donna Agnes
was encored several times. She gave
unqnestionable proof of herabihty as a
lyric actress. She has good contraltoo
voice and sings and acts with ease and
grace.
The Old Regent WIS cleyerly por-
! traysd by Nr. Crump. His acting was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12

decidedly easy and spirited, and aided
life to the performance.
Mr.. Frank Cunningham, the fsyorite
tenor, took the part Of Don Philippe.
MIR. Cunningham was hardly recogniza-
BILE in the guise of the Spanish Don.
His makeup +" was excellent.
As usual thing light operas OF this
kind are always agreeable to Mozart
audiences, being q pleasing change
from the regular programme. Great
credit is due to Professor Intropidi for
the success Of this opera
SAMUEL or rosEs.'
This amusing comedy win be pro-
duced at the Academy tonight, and
Will be the attraction throughout the
week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
The Rxra.stree, station.

The newly-fnished Byrd-Street sta
ton was thrown open for public in
spection yesterday afternoon, and was
visited by hundreds of our citizens.
The building is now ready for the use
of passengers, and in a few days the
restaurant will be opened for patron
are. The several departments OF the
depot are excellently-well arranged
for the convenience of the travelling
public, and it should be source Of
Qualification to the people Of Richmond
to know that the city possesses one OF
the finest passenger dep6ts in the
South. The large waiting-room is illu-
minated at night with electric light.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
Uuqtiur, Court, Yesterday.

Frank Graffun (white), charged with
disturbing the religious services OF
the Salvation Army by treading on
matches, &C., was tried, but the jury
failed to agree and were discharged.
Graffun was recognized with his fathers
security until the second day of the
May term. This case came up on an
appeal from the Police Justice, who
fined Grafun twenty dollars and sent
him to Jail for ten days.
Granville Robinson (colored), charged
with unlawful gaming in his house, was
tried and acquitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
Beg TwENTY-EIGHrH- STREET

CHAPEI~-Lsr congregations attend the
meetings at this place. Twenty OF more haze
made confession OF faith during the past
week. The congregation on Sunday right was
very large, and much interest was manifested
by the congregation. Dr. A. Y. DicEfssos
will preach TONIGHT lTuesiay). On syspAy
AFTERNOON, April i7sh. tho church viii b or
gained. The meetings viii be continued du-
ring tho present week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
The President Cou,da't Properly
Attend.

wAsuNoros. April ia delegation
of Irish-American called at the White
House to-day TO invite the President
TO attend meeting 10 be held in this
city tonight TO protest against Che
coercion policy in Ireland. They saw
Colonel Lamont, and were informed
that whatever the Presidents private
views on the subject might be it would
be maniiestly improper for him TO at
tend such a meeting in his official
capacity. The committee were con-
yinced OF the wisdom OF this reasoning
and withdrew without further effort 10
see the President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
stoye.Moulder. ouit worL.

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE stoye-moul-
ders employed by Collins 4 BURGESS
foundry quit work this morning. This.
together with the men who struck Satur-
day. throws coo men out of work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
The rre.idcn, VIII Review rh-~.

washington, April II. The Pres''
dent to-day accepted an invitation TO
review on Monday next the procession
Of colored people on the occasion OF
the twenty-ffth anniversary OF tho
emancipation OF slaves in the District
of Columbia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
synreme Court or Aupeai,.

Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company against Wells. Further ar
gued by Judge w. w. Crnmp for plain
tiff in error and submitted.
Witt, Beidl.r & Co. against Osburn.
Argued by General w. III. Payne for
appellants and @. l.. Pollock, Esq, for
appellee and continued until to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
Unlicensed Buggies.

All unlicensed buggies appearing on
the streets to-day will be reported I'M
der instructions from the Police JUS
tice. The object of this is to make all
livery-stable keepers pay licenses on
bugeies which are kept for hire and not
owned by private citizens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
Pound Guilty a Third Thine.
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE,
April Q. 1887.

The third trial of Mary +. Howard
for the murier of her husband has re-
suited in her third conviction. after
the first conviction the judge OF the
County Court set aside the verdict
After her second conviction the Judge
Of the Circuit Court, on appeal, sci
aside the verdict as being contrary g
the evidence. Three intelligent luries
have thus found her guilty. hu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

kPRL 1I.-Receipts: 80 head cattle, go
sheep, sol hogs.
Sales: i75 head cattle, II sheep, S0i hogs
Prices were as follows:
Cattle-Bost, 5a5isc. gross; medium 10 good,
3NR4Hc. gross; common TO fair, Sa3'lc. gross.
sheep-4a6c. groea.
HOgs-6Ka7hc. not.
RflIls-Aa3ilc prcas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MsNDAY, April II, 1887.
sALFs-TIBsr BoARD.-l,OOo Richmond city
SIS at 1875.
SECOND BOARD, 800 Richmond city ga, due
lsoo, at iOsk 500 Richmond city SIS at i0s%;
e,sC0 Richmond city SIS, due 1922, at i0sS; 1909
Richmond city 5s, due 1898, at lOi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

SAMPSON 4 ADAMs0N, ~ p. NJ, vacant lots
iE the city Of Manchester.
JAMES b. ELAN. 5l{ p. NJ, brick resi fences
corner OF Grace and shsfer streets.
=. THOMPSON BROWN a Co. Pm, brick
dwelling and detached Kitchen ou MAYO
street between Ross and Ffenklin.
dwelling on Duyai stree. near BROOK ar
nue..
Y. B. COOK. ioA w., furniture. plano, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
KEyTgw or THR CHICAGO NAEKEr.


CHICAGO, April 1.-The feeling was unset
lied In wheat to-day, and prices ruled lower.
California advices reported rain In that state
but the crop news from Ohio. Missouri, and
Kansas was unfavorable. The visible supply
was great surprise. Operators had calcu-
lated upon q fair decrease, and were not pre-
pared for an increase which aggregated $4,000
Lusbels. Tha clearings from the sea5oard
were light for Saturday, agsregating only $500
bushels. Tho market opened about Ct satur-
days closing prices. with May at S3,tc., but
these bearish Influences caused break OF IA
Hc.. followed by q rally OF Nc, but 20
ward the close Of the afternoon the
beard values again declined and the market
cloeed at about tho inside figures. Corn vss
ausiiy became armsr aud ciosed shade higher
than Saturday An increase OF $4,000 bushels
In the visible supply statement was the cause
OF the early weakness but with larger clesrines
and fair shipping inquiry values improved.
market ruled steady, closing without sny ma
tsrisl change. Moss pork was unohanged
Lard VS. active and strongs prices were od-
yanccd lfxai7F Ecr cont with sood INQUIRY
nom shorts, and the market closed q nearly
outside nTersH Short ribs very actiye; p,,s =,
again, and closed for the day q sop figures.
WILMINGTON
wIrulxercx, n. C.. April -rurpsnsins
arm 1t Mhc. Rosln nrm: stFnined, &c scoe
psAtine Arm; hard. y; ysllev-dip aAt w.
ST. LOUIE
81. LOUIS, April ll---Wheak IkaSc. eslsv
SAturdsy No. 3 re1, coah, 51kelo. MAJ, 7sAa
D&c July, 7cke70So, cos1 ctQset te lover
"; y: !! ||;''' I! !; !; 8: =:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

HRw YoRk, April il.-Cotton nrm sales.
eCs bales; uplands, 1896 Orleans, 10 i3.l0c.
net receipts. a7G1 bales; exports-te Great
Britain, g5c6 bales; 20 tho Continent, 3,oX
bales; stock, 500055 bales. Southern -four quiet
ard steady. Wheat haAc. lower and mode
9la9iHc; July, 905.a9iAc. Corn steady and
quiet; options shade hrmer No. 9, April.
40kc.; May, s9'sfgAc.; July, tsxaJoc. Oats
a shade lower and rather quiet; No. =, April,
34l4a2iKc; May, 4ssa3iJSc Hops quiet and
unchanged. Coffee-fair Rio firm at $3.50;
No. : Rio. April, slas0afl3S5; May, $3.50
1895: July, s1Saoasi4.05. Sugar dull and
nominal. Aolasses DUH and nominal Rice
steady. Cotton-soed oil--3l EE32c. for crude,
S7HaSSc. for refined. Rosln dull at fll5afl.s0.
Turpentine rrm at S9c. Hides steady. Wool
quiet and about steady; domestic neece, 30a
sc. pulled, lfas4c. Texs1, 9a23c. Pork more
active aud steady; mess, Sl5asi5.2J for old,
fiG.2J for nav. Beef dull. Middles dull and
nominal. Lard Call points higher ard mod
erGteIy active: western steam, E60; May.
Y.G.aS7,a; June, t7s0aSW0; July, STA
Az 81 FreiRhts steady,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
CHICAGO.


CgIcAss, April Ii.-Cssn quotations wore /:
Flour quiet. No. 3 spring wheat. 17{aS0stc.;
No. Ne. red, SIC. No. scorp. 3iTs331c. 10.
oats, 25a2s$c. Mess pork, SO. 50aSx0.75. Lard,
1916. Short-rib sides 0oosel, E.42s. Dry-ssltsd
shoulders boxed. tSl0aJcs5. Short-clear sidss
boxed, fs.6'afS05. Whisksy, slls.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-12
MARINE lNrELLIGEsCE.

>.>y~.o<--,(-'C<~-S-'o'(I -,~-~--c~oS~s.~><~~r>
MINIATURE ALMANAC. Aran 70. 1857.
san rises.......... $40 Hon TIDE;
sun sets. Gal Morning ......,... so
Moon rises. Evening .......... -
POlT or RICHMOND. ArsiL II. fsU.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Jsnney, Nsv Ysrks
merchandise and passengers, q. ". Aiisa =
Steamer Ashland. TunaIn, PalIsdslpsis,
merchandise and passengers, J. W. hcCaruds.
sgent
Charles City, merchandise and passengers. y.
.. Baker. agent
Steamer Old Point Cosafort. Amy, Caps
Charles City, merchandss sad passengers. 9.
y. Baker, agent
PoRr or NEWPORT NEWS. APRIL n, ieS.
lBy telersph.l
AERfvsp l0rs.
Barge Hsl.eop, Thwicg, New rork- 70 load
coal
AnsIvep Ira.
Steamship william Lawrence, SooS, rrcy1-
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